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a Section that is Making Rapid Strides
in ProsDerity.

in Prosperity.
lCoPyrig, 1887, by he California associated Press
SAN LUIS OBfsPo, July 2Sth.-The assessment
roll of this city is now completed and shows a
total valuation of property of 81, III, 49, an in
crease over last year of nearly 100000.
Yesterday $4,000 was subscribed by the West
Coast Land Company towards the new Hotel Del
Montezuma. This completed the amount of the
subscription asked for, and assurances are given
that the work of construction will be immedi-
ately commenced and vigorously pushed.
The harvest is well advanced in this county.
The wheat yield exceeds the early estimates
from % to so per cent, and is fully up to the
average of last year. On the coast side of the
mountains the wheat runs about twenty-five
bushels per acre, and on the east side from ten
to twenty-five bushels. Barley is confined pin
cipally to the coast side of the county, and is
yielding well. The fields thus far harvested
average nearly sixty bushels per acre. while in
d few instances it ran as high as eighty-eight
bushels
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d Bigelow, of Chicago, the largest dealers in
that city for dried fruits and California produce,
has been in this section for the past two days
buying dried fruits. etc. He says our products
have good sale with his house
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE CANADA SEIZURES RECEIV.
ING ATTENTION.
The Naphtha Fire Russia-Boulau
ger Wants TO Fight Ferry-Big
Fire in Belgium.
CANADA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-UNIoN.l
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FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Yuba and Sutter Productions-Profft in
Broom Corn.

icoPyight. 1887, by the California Associated Prcss
MARYsvILLE July 2Sth-Three carloads of
peaches were shipped tO-day-one for the East
and the others for the Sacramento and San
Francisco markets. In addition, the Briggs
orchard packed a carload of Bartlett pears for
Chicago, each pear separately wrapped in pa
per Several corloads OF fruit will be shiDped
from Marysville every day until the close of the
season.
The Sutter Cannery is in full operation on
peaches, neetarines and plums
Six tons of broom corn were shipped this week
for Australia by ]. C. Donohue, OF Lomo He
says that growing broom corn pays much better
than wheat growing.
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Russian Securities in Germany.

BERLIN, July 2Sth.-The Post, replying to a
newspaper article on the condition of Russian
securities says it was caused by the ukase of
March 26th, which it says shook the foundation
of Germany's confidence in the security ofpTop-
erty, real and personal, in Russia Public dis
cussion, says the paper, has disclosed the
questionable character OF Russian credit. Had
the ukase not been issued, it adds, Russia might
possibly still enjoy the blind and Undeseryed
confidence of German investors
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MINES FLOODED.
The Pennsylvania Freshets Submerge a
Large District.

READING pa, July 2Sth.-Owing to the re-
cent storms and the swelling of the small
streams, the Little Lehigh river this morning
overflowed its banks and the water dashed into
a large number ofirOn ore mines in Long Swamp
township, IN this county. Some of the shafts
are $50 feet deep and they are all filed up and
fifteen acres of ground covered with mines are
covered with water, presenting the appearance
OF good-sized lake The men are out OF EN-
ployment in consequence. Many of them had
narrow escapes, as the water rushed into the
mines very rapidly. The loss to the owners is
heavy.
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OREGON.
Portland Capitalist Breaks the Big
Mortgage Record.

Copyright. ls7, by t.e California associated Pres,
PORTLAND July 2sth.-T To-day the largest pri.
vate mortgage ever given in Oregon was fled for
record. 1t was for S250,00i, and was given by
:. q. Reed, q well-known capitalist to the Ger.
man Savings and Loan Society, of San Fran.
cisco, TO secure e loan for that amount for two
years at five per cent. interest per annun. The
mortgage was on city property.
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sALIsBURY's WARNING.

The Conservatives Advised to Prepare
for Danger.
LONDON. July 2sth.-Lord Salisbury, speaking
at Norwich to-day, warned the Conservative
party to prepare for the possible dissolution of
Parliament. He said that Parliament had often
met with an early termination when its life
seemed endangered, and that the Conservative
party must organize to instruct The people
against the deception Of the Separist apostles,
who were only too numerous
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The Prohibitionis.s Moving.

CHICAGO, July 2sth.-The Chairman Of the
National Committee of the Prohibition party
to-day issued call for a meeting OF that com.
nlittee in Chicago. November 10th next. to fly
the time and place of the National Nominating
Convention of ISSs etc
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st. Louis is exercised over a combine in
which 81 500 was asked as the price Of the
massage of a bill. What? Fifteen hun
dred dollars? Hang the penurious ras-
Gals. Philadelphia cdR
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THE DOODLE "GANG." )"
How the Chicago Officials Worked Their
Game-Lawyers Disguised


CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-Robert HILL of a whole
sale dry goods firm, testified to-day in the Doodle
trial that in order to obtain trade from the
county he had TO present Wardens Varnell, Nc
Gargle and Frey with about Sl,soO worth of
merchandise yearly for their personal use.
W. II. Gray detailed the manner in which he
turned over s., 600 to the gang for giving him an
artesian well contract. Three of the defendants
lawyers-Mills, Ingham and Forest-to-day
withdrew from the case absolutely.
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NES YORK, July 2sth.-The sun this morning
says: Another startling baseball sensation was
started yesterday. II was said that a. Least four
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Another shasta Fire.


Copyright, 1887, 6y tie California associated Press
ANDERSON July 2Sth.-At 10 o'clock last nj yht
the residence of c. W. Richardson on Mob Hin,
overlooking the town, took fire The house and
furniture were consumed. The wind was blow
ing strong from the south. A field adjoining
took fire and the flames spread rapidly towards
the town, but were finally put cut by the great
81 900
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Another Phenomenal " in Trouble.

STOCKTON, July 2;th.-Eddie Lorrigan. the
pitcher for the A. & G. Baseball Club, left here
to-day to play with the Pioneers. Manager
Gumpertz says he will enjoin him from playing
with any other club.
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HELP FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Marysviile Responds to the Calls of the
CamptonviIIe Sufferers

lcopyIgst, 1887, By the California Associated Press
MARYsvIILE July 2Sth-A six-horse team
drawing two heavily loaded wagons was dis
patched from this city for Camptonville The
load consisted entirely of supplies for the relief
of the sufferers by the fire. Bales, blankets,
stoves tinware. furniture, sheets. groceries and
provisions were sent. The total cost, over five
hundred dollars, was betrayed by number OF
business houses
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Who Killed the woman
LCopgial, Isl bg a.e Calito7.ia .assoeiatea -

Copyright, 1887 by tie California Associated fress.l
SAN FERNANDO, July 2Sth.-For the past year
two farmers named Hall and Keigel, who live
in the Tejunga canyon have been sworn enc
mics, both being under bonds to keep the peace.
To-day their enmity eliminated in a supposed
tragedy, Mrs. Alice Keigel, wife of Henry Kei-
gel, dying from kicks and bruises. which, in her
Popular opinion differs, some thinking that her
injuries were inflicted by her husband They
were very quarrelsome, and addicted to drunk
enneSS
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The Recent Seizures of American Fisher
men to be Fully Investigated.


HALIFAX. July 2Sth-Unted States Consul
George telegraphed TO Consul-General Phelan
yesterday morning that the Collector at Touris
Prince Edwards Island, had refused to allow
the fourteen men captured in the seine boats on
Sunday to go home in fishing vessel. These
men, when taken, had only shirts and trousers
on, and the Charlottetown Consul thought this
hard treatment and telegraphed here for in
structions. The reply of Phelan was promptly
sent, to send the men home by the first vessel
sailing. The United States mau-of-war Rich
mond and the cruiser Yantic are here and were
placed under the Consups orders. The Consul
General instructed Consul George that if the
slightest resistance was offered to let him know
Immediately ana he would take charge of the
matter.
MEASUREMENTS To BE MADE.
WASHINGTON, July 2Sth.-The Secretary of
state has received dispatch from Cousul-Gen-
eral Phelan at Halifax, saying that he isinvesti-
eating the recent seizures of American vessels
in Canadian waters, and has instructed the Con-
sui at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, to
take measurements of the sea of the points
where the seizure was made, so as to establish
the exact distance from the shore.
THE YASTIC LOOKING ABOUT.
HALIFAX, July 2Sth.-The U. 5. war-ship
Yantic sailed this afternoon for the Norlh Bay
fishing grounds.
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Gone to the Dogs,

NEW YORK, July 2Sth.-Charles Reed, formerly
States Attorney in Chicago. and who defended
Guiteau, was caught Tuesday III the act of ron
bing the money drawer of a restaurant in Jersey
City and was kicked ont of the place.
4 Successful Connubiator.
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a ROMANCE OF The HILLS.
Backwoods Lovers Play Little Strategy
on Their Pursuers.

Icopygat. 1887, by tie California associated Press
AuBuRN, July 2sth.-W NJ. Cameron and
Sarah Branoloek, of Forest Hill, came tc
Auburn this morning at l a. NJ. determined to
get married. The ladys mother sent a messen
ger to the Sheriff to watch the train and arrest
and detain the girl on account OF her youth
The lovers remained secluded till an early hour
at hotel. The County Clerk and Justice
were got out OF bed, the proper proofs made. a
license issued, and while the train was being
searched at the depot by the Sheriffs deputies
the couple were married.
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WAsHINGToY, July 2sth-[special. MARX
Smith, Delegate from Arizona, is in the civ
trying TO secure appointments for some OF his
constituents. Thus far he has not met with
great success.
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a BRUTAL CRIME.
The Sister of an Outraged Girl Tries to
XIII the Fiend in Court.

ICopyrig, 1887, by NE California Assceiated Press
SAN DIEGO, July 2Sth. = Michael Clancy
charged with rape on Louise Hoenig, was be
fore the Court to-day. The crime was com
mitted in March last, with horrible details. The
woman lived in an isolated part of the city
The prisoner entered the house and assaulted
her. In the struggle the woman was badly
beaten, and was not expected to live In Court
the sister of the injured girl attempted to-shoot
Clancy, but was disarmed
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[Copwlgt. IS, b e CaIfor,.ia 4asoeiatea prsss.

iS'Py9'' 1850 ~ N' 'y0''4'A -aSSoc'dLed resi-
FIsALIA, July 2sth.-Last night the City Coun-
ell passed resolution to issue So 600 bonds for
the purpose of piling, siding and bridging Mill
creek through the city limits, which will pro
vide an excellent sewer system. The plan
meets with general approval.
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THE TICKET COMPLETED.

TOLEDO July 2Sth.-P Mt did not take the
Republican Convention long to complete the
State ticket, which is as follows: Governor, J. B.
Foraker; Lieutenant-Governor Captain W C.
Lyon; Supreme Judge Qong term, William T.
Spear; Supreme Judge short term, F. ]. Dick
man; State Auditor I. W. Poe STATE Treasurer
j. B. Brown; Attorney.General, u. X Watson;
Member of the Board of Public Works, c. A.
Flickinger.
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Placed in stock yesterday 200 Dozen LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
PING And LUNCH BASKETS in great variety Of Styles from 10 cent
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BSTHIS MORNING, at o'clock sale Of the second lot Of
SUGARURED HAMS Of The best quality at 10 cents per pound
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a BEAUTIFUL BIT"
Van Haltren Makes Home-Run on a
Regular Sky-Scrauer

CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-Chicago beat Boston
to-day without much effort. Flint was re-
tired early with a broken finger and DAILY
took his place. Chicago earned all her runs.
The six thousand spectators were very enthu-
siastic. Van Haltren made a beautiful hit in
the first inning for a home-run. The work of
all The Chicago team was fine. Score-Chicago
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PACIFIC COAST.
SHASTA FOREST FIRES EXTIN.
GUISHED BY RAIN.
Help for the Camptonyille Sufferers
Suicide in Woodland-PrObab
Murder-Hostile Indians.
SAN LUIS oBIsPo.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRbuN1oN.
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EASTERN RACES.
The California Stables Fail to Bag First
Money on Ether Track

SARATOGA, July 2Sth.-There was good track
to-day and fair attendance, but the weather
was quite warm. The three-quarters of mile
Mamie Hunt won, Amalgam second, Harry Rus
sell third. Time, 1:l61S.
The Excelsior sweepstakes, one mile and a
quarter, Dunboyne won, Carey second, Bald
wins Miss Ford third. Time 2:I215
In the threeQuarters of mile heats Nellie
Van won the first heat, and Himalaya the sec
ond and third. Time, 1I71{-lI714-I:20
The one mile and seventy yards Wyndham
won, Bronzomorte second, Al. Reed third. Time.
1:505l
The three-quarters OF mile, selling. Phil.
Lewis won, Miller second, Unique third. Time,
llS54.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 2Sth-The weather
eighths of mile, Gardey won, Pontico second
Choctaw third. Time, 1917.
The three-quarters of mile, selling, Theora
won, Aura second Confusion third. fine, Il71S
The Navesink handicap, one mile and one
half, Dry Monopole won, Linden second, Eurus
third. Time, 2321@.
The one mile and three-sixteenths Kingston
won, Laggard second, Argo third. Time, 2OS1S.
The one and one-eighth miles, selling Phfl
Lee won, Lancaster the favorite, second Vim
ton third. Time, 2021a.
TRoTTING AsD PACING AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 2Sth.-This was the third
day of the Grand Circuit meeting The weather
was pleasant, the track iirst-elsss, and the at
tendance 1000.
The 2lS pacing class, for purse of 81, 600. di-
yided Jennie Lind Eon. Charlie Frill second.
Black Henry third, Frank Champ fourth. Best
time, 2:1614.
divided (unfnishedl, j. r. won the first and
third heats, and Arab the second and fourth
heats. Best time, 2:1714
The free-for-all trottlng race for purse of
ond Mambrinnet third, DR.. Almont fourth.
Best time, 219
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 2Sth.-The fire in the
naphtha springs storehouse at Balachna has
been extinguished, after burning for several
days. One million pounds OF naphtha were
burned.
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BouIanger Spelling for a Fight.

PARIS, July 2Sth.-The Courier DU SOtr reports
that General Boulanger has requested official
permission to challenge NJ. Ferry to fight duel,
ON account of the ex-Premier's recent speech at
Epinal.
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sign unless a percentage system of dividing the
receipts Is adopted. Chris Won der Abe Presi-
dent OF the ST. Louis Browns made the first
break, and the Louisville, Cleveland and Met
ropolitan clubs are backing him. Taken alto
gether, things are very blne, and crash in
baseball matters may be expected unless the
great clubs give in.
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4 RArTLINe eAME Ar nErRolr.

DETROIT July 2sth.-Pitcher Gruber. recently
OF Hartford. was put in the box for Detroit to-
day, and he pitched good game, but his sup
port at times was poor. He was rather wild
giving eight bases on balls, but at critical times
he steadied down nicely with three singles and
triple. Detroit scored thrice in the first New
York tied the score in the third, and Detroit
took lead of one in the fifth. But the visitors
in the seventh again tied the score. Ewing
made triple and scored on a sacrifice in the
ninth. The game was the hardest seen here
this season. Score-New York 5, Detroit 4.
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supervisors Brought to "Taw.n
[Copuiqht 1ss7, bu Qe Califor7na ag,ociated -.

copY1git, 1857, by DE California Associated Pres
NEVADA CITY, July 2sth-Judge walling, of
the Superior Court, this morning granted writ
Of mandamus compelling the Board of Super
viSoTs to appoint James Blaney, of Truckee
Board had ignored Blaneys petition and after
wards changed the boundaries Of the various
road districts
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Boston, July 2sth.-At a meeting of the Re
publican State Committee to-day. il was voted
TO hold the State Convention in Boston On Sep
tember 2Sth.
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INDIANAPOLIS, July 2Sth.-The game to-day
between the indianapolis and Washington
clubs was marked by strong batting, fine field
ing and excellent all-round playing by the
home team and the weakness and inefiiciency
on the part of the Washingtons. Score-In-
iianapolis 10, Washington s.
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LONDON, July 2Sth.-prinee Ferdinand is ex-
pected at Sofia early in August to take the oath
of office. The Bulgarian Government has sent
to the officials of the various towns through
which the Prince viii pass an order 10 receive
the new ruler with due honor
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PRovIDENTIAL VISITATION.
A Timely Rain in Shasta ExtiDguishe
the Forest Fires
LCopyright, 1857,

LCopyig1, 1857, by tie California issocia.e1 Press
SIMS STATION, July 2sth.-There was a fine
rain, with thunder, at E o'clock this morning
eXtinguishing the mountain fires, dispelling the
smoke and purifying the air. The sun is now
shining and the weather beautiful.
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Beresford VIII Not Go.

LONDON, July 2Sth.-The Queen has refused TO
accept the resignation of Lord Charles Beresford.
A Grasshopper Plague.
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a CARD

take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
properties OF the Etna Mineral Waters. II is
not from mere eursory investigation. but after
years constant use of the lEtna that l am
convinced of its splendid remedial qualities
As a general regulator of the system it cannot
be too highly praised From my own personal
experience believe it viii prove blessing to
those who use it.
DR., I. P. CALLUNDAN,
1918 Laguna street.
San Francisco, May 81, 1887.
RS- DR.. Callundan is one of San Francisco s
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony IS especially valuable from
the fact that it is not theory but personal expe-
rience.
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Reecher's EnIogist.

LoNDoN, July 2sth.-Rev. Joseph Parker, o
the City Temple, who is about TO leave fo
America, where he Will deliver the eulOgy o
the late Henry Ward Beecher made his fare
well address to his congregation to-day.
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PTTTsBURG, July 2Sth.-The Philadephias won
to-day's game in the second inning on Beecher's
error Pittsburg had the most base hits to their
credit but they failed to use the bat effectively
at the proper time. Attendance, ]. 200. Score.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg ,
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Lone-ContInred Fire.

BRUSSELS, July 2Sth.--A fire in the town OF
Liedkerke, in Brabant, Belgium, to-day de
stroyed 3S houses, depIiving 200 people OF their
homes
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going, but could hear no sound.
knew what he WIS saving al the time,
,ccanse usei TO say It myself. oh, YES,
lave KEEP. hens. once. in radiant,
hopeful days luidei 4 llennery, saying
within myself, There is notLla. better
i1r man than that he should eat and
drink, and Ill t he should make his soul
good IN his labor. And when the Iast
sun of that year set on the di>hcartening
record Of wea,e.., pip, cholera, rats, red
SPIDERS, gaPes. cats. predatory free.lmen,
bu.aOIe.oot anl ministers conference, |
ey.e.fl the cluster of omuIvorous appe-
titles that wandered about the place in
tie cuise Of hens, devouring my sub
stance aui il tile adjacent substance
that happened to bc lett any where with
IN fifty .eet of the ground; turned the
abandoned hcnnery INTO = preserve 70
coal which was the dearest thing I'll.
in the market. AMI Cooked on all he
worr. that my hand hal wrought, and
on the labor that hal laboreI to do,
and behold all was vanity and vexation
Of spirit and there WAS no profit under
the sun - Buric.te in Brooklyn Eagle.
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The King and the Gypsy.

VI the many anecdotes 'ola OF .'he
y . i'''''' III, ~ - '''0''',t ''''' 4u,''
'lie ''''s'' = = - '''' 'iie'' 'ii"' "' '1i'
time Of '''s I ti'Nleh'ag at fFahNlofs IN
1915 ~ .H3 =" i''.'''ll was one day walking
IN the he'9hOorAooa OF h'den-bAden,
accom- I '"''" y lle'' Won p''''l"feN anu
a number o' ia'le' ana gentlemen.
r"s'lnS !" gypsy nut one q the iaa'eS
SAM, lH11 = ""eic Tue famous gypsy
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so Long Ago.

..7 stood upon the vessels deck
I...t "u~ farewsl look and beck.
-.s. ID ii ,uro, fair and frail
.Trns against a great white sail
b.. -l.r'' -hnpes In dazzling air;
-.. g." ~so them standing there,
,.r.t~ 'pG"ther, always so
3 ~, .onS ago, 0, long agol
a%e7 was bright with yellow noon
raeIl n Ee>sol vanished soon.
. n-t.- # jub,lant white spray
-7.no' AMI pointed her the way.
4 .riIuZ speck shs outward sped:
er. g" tarnei, but still We said:
.It"y VIII come back again we know"-
49,. long aEo, 50 long ago!
-a... e. ."> s,c"et, those happy eyes
z. o."i mover more on Western skies;
&. here III. hyt -unteans weave their net
1or ~ealnr-"rowned, sad 0Iivet,
bey Who had shared their lives, shared
death,
! at ~ at once the first strange breath
tt 'hn- qp.rk airs for souls that flow
~4 long nko, 50 long ago!
.a VAIN w. picture 10 our eves
. a.. ..nE,ut graz the stil blue skies,
Ia. mountain with it., bordering wood,
tl.I3 'jry stand as then they stood,
.ia,eru., Tx" -pirlts fair and frall
aia,t L. dazzIo Of the all;
1- t'I il,- Iart, the faces glow,
p .,s s-r $50 long ago!
-.t.-r,r 4 lf,.IIt.Ie,. L..